1. |
My Girl
04:07
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Time is running out through my veins
Big surprise I'll never be the same
Hope u fine
Hope u smile
Hope u never cried again
I'm waiting here for you
My girl
I'm tired to see your picture in my phone
Big surprise I'll never be alone
Hope you are fine
Hope you are smile
Hope you never cried again
I'm waiting here for you
My girl
There was a night
Full of stars and clouds
You and I'll never be alone
My girl
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2. |
You
04:02
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You are all I have with your broken glass, broken glass
So you are all I have with your nights and days, nights and days
You are all I have
Tonight tonight
You are all I have
Tonight tonight
When the sun go down the hill
You want more, you want more
Like a child when he's growing up this fill
You want more, you want more
Tonight the world get down on knees
Come to me baby and love me please
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3. |
Stranger Light
03:23
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Stranger's light
Coming from the inside
When all my fears unbind
And my pain is hide
My shadows never satisfied
My shadows never satisfied
Why it makes me slide away
why it makes me slide away
So hard, it was so hurt
And the world was sculpted in dirt
But I realize one thing
The only compromise... my brain is sick
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4. |
Walking Away
03:45
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Sleeping in a car
Screaming in the park
Rabbit in a hole
Playing with a rope
And we're walking away from the grateful sense of the faith
We're walking away...
Smashing by the wall
Cos she doesn't talk
What you want to say
I don't care anyway
And we're washing away our pain and again and again
And we're walking from the killing town
We're walking away from a TV-clowns
We're walking away from a bleeding house
To the sun sun
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